Natalie Lambert is the founder of Savoir Faire Media, a creative branding and multi-media agency. She sat down with us to talk about her company, her vision and her passion for helping mid-sized companies realize their potential. Tell us a little about yourself and your company. Who is Natalie Lambert, what does Savoir Faire do?
I have been married to my best friend for 11 years, and we have two wonderful and wild girls. You can expect to find our car, house, or backyard full of neighborhood children at any given time on the weekends. I love to read, and you can be sure there is an audio-book playing whenever I design. I love all things mid-century modern and retro, and it definitely shows in some of our best designs. My escape is watching movies, which is rare, but a treat when I can find some time to myself, and it is not uncommon for me to watch a favorite over and over again and still enjoy it immensely. I am a self-confessed email and Facebook addict, but awareness is the first step, right?





Falls Church Farmers Market Chef Demonstration Program Founder Kathleen Nixon is a hyper-local advocate for farm-to-table education and outreach − no matter what the season.
Ellen Weiss is a celebrated journalist and three time Peabody Award winner. After joining NPR in 1982, she went on to run the NPR news desk and eventually became the Vice President for news in 2007. Ellen is now the Executive Editor for the Center for Public Integrity, a nonprofit, non-partisan investigative news agency that that seeks to highlight significant public issues and to make institutional power more transparent and accountable.
One of D.C.’s most recognizable faces, Barbara joined News4 in 1981, where she focused on child health issues and hosting a weekly segment called “Wednesday’s Child,” which features children available for adoption. Barbara quickly rose to become the morning anchor and remained with News4 for the next 28 years, becoming a part of the fabric of D.C.’s cultural cloth.
Lauren DeSantis is the host of Capital Cooking with Lauren DeSantis, which has fast become the must-see show for local foodies.
Story producer and longtime comedian Heather McDonald of the top rated evening comedy show Chelsea Lately gabs about career growth, balancing family and what's next...
Six heart surgeries and three pacemakers later, Tammy Goddard reveals what it’s like to not just survive but thrive and flourish beyond extraordinary circumstances.
Tina Johnson is the President and CEO of Johnson Promotion & Events, a full service event management company, and the President and Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Loudoun Interfaith Relief.
We spoke to Karen Schaufeld, President of 100 Women Strong, a nonprofit that allocates funds to Loudoun County residents in need.
“The downturns are important,” says Carolyn Severo, business director for Aesthetica Cosmetic Surgery and Laser Center, two Radiance Salons and Medi-Spas. As she says this, the stock market is plummeting amid fears over the United States’ diminished credit rating and the precarious state of Europe’s economies. Yet Severo sits comfortably composed with her sophisticated black dress still crisp − victorious over the day’s humidity. She leans forward and, with a voice as welcoming and cool as ice water on a hot day, says, “Because that’s how you learn what is important.” This is not just business speak for Severo. It is wisdom culled from multiple experiences − professional and personal − that, encountered individually, could derail a person’s life. Perhaps it is a quality she learned while selling accident insurance door-to-door in college, or maybe it is something innate, but Severo does not get derailed. She forges ahead, clear on her destination and mindful of how best to get there.





